[
UK
/fˈɪlɪp/
]
[ US /ˈfɪɫəp/ ]
[ US /ˈfɪɫəp/ ]
NOUN
-
anything that tends to arouse
his approval was an added fillip
How To Use fillip In A Sentence
- The athletics win provided a much-needed fillip to/for national pride.
- This will offer an annual return of in excess of 12 per cent and give a further fillip to the company's cash generation. Times, Sunday Times
- Encouraging more over-50s to stay in work could provide a huge fillip to the economy. Times, Sunday Times
- The athletics win provided a much-needed fillip to/for national pride.
- Moreover, if linguistic provinces are formed it will also give a fillip to the regional languages.
- It should be a fillip to all scorers that a scorer has finally received an honour.
- For British companies, the recent weakness of sterling will provide a further fillip. Times, Sunday Times
- Their progress is a huge fillip to US rugby. Times, Sunday Times
- The discussion in the meeting centered around the political situation in the state and the measures need to be taken to give a fillip to the socio-economic development.
- his approval was an added fillip